"Just turn 40 once," Southwest Airlines says its online sales page. Really? I feel as if Southwest is ballyhooing birthday offers for ever - not that I complain. The airline has launched Tuesday in the fall of the sale of a one-way ticket for $ 40, $ 80 and $ 120, depending on how to fly. But think fast because the offer is good only until Thursday. And be patient - Southwest site may be slow to download.
Offer: The celebrated 40-year $ 40 One-Way Sale Price works this way: $ 40 for short flights (up to 450 miles), $ 80 for flights of mid-range (451-1250 miles ) and $ 120 for a long tail (1251 miles or more). Prices are one way and exclude taxes and fees. With this agreement, the selling prices to selected destinations every day except Fridays and Sundays. As sales are online only.
Sample each-way fares from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) includes $ 40 in Las Vegas, Oakland, Phoenix, San Francisco, $ 80 in Salt Lake City, San Antonio, Denver, Portland, Oregon, and $ 120 New York, Boston, Baltimore. Sale prices apply to departures from the Bob Hope Airport (BUR), Ontario International Airport (ONT) and John Wayne Airport (SNA).
When: the offer is good for travel August 23 to November 16, but you need to buy 23:59 PDT on Thursday. Blackout dates apply.
Tested: I had a hard time getting into the website of the Southwest on Tuesday morning, probably due to the volume of traffic has been rapid. I found a sale price of $ 120 each way, excluding taxes, of Los Angeles to Boston, leaving September 20 and return September 27. This sale could be a good way to spend a cheap chair for the fall colors on a trip or for students returning to school.
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